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Interview with Chris Voigt of 20 Potatoes a Day
Noviembre 29, 2010
Chris Voigt's Potato diet almost over
The Potato Man proudly lined up a bunch of them on a counter in his family's kitchen: a really nice assortment of russets that, in the next days, would end up in his belly.
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Belgium celebrates milestone: 3 million tonnes of potatoes processed in 2010
Noviembre 29, 2010
Belgium celebrates milestone: 3 million tonnes of potatoes processed in 2010
During the past few decades, the Belgian potato-processing industry experienced spectacular growth.
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Famous Idaho potatoes for news
Noviembre 28, 2010
Spudman interviews Frank Muir
In their series of interviews with key people in the US potato industry, Spudman interviewed Frank Muir.
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BBSRC researchers develop new approach to beat Phytophthora
Noviembre 21, 2010
BBSRC researchers develop new approach to beat Phytophthora
Researchers funded by the BBSRC Crop Science Initiative have made a discovery that could instigate a paradigm shift in breeding resistance to Phytophthora infestans
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Noviembre 21, 2010
Potato Council to increase levy 3%
The Potato Council has confirmed that it is increasing its levy for 2011/2012 by 3%.
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Flag of Canada news
Noviembre 19, 2010
Potato Production Canada harvest 2010 down 4%
The preliminary production estimate for the 2010 Canadian potato crop is 97,279,000 hundredweights (4 412 575 tonnes).
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Potatoes account for 44% of all carbs on independent restaurant menu's
Noviembre 17, 2010
Potatoes account for 44% of all carbs on independent restaurant menu's
On independent restaurant menus, potatoes of all kinds account for 44% of all carbs, according to MenuMine.
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Goodbye British Potato Council, hello Potato Council Limited
Noviembre 17, 2010
Great Britain potato production 2010 down 6.1%
The Potato Council’s provisional estimate of Total Production in Great Britain for the 2010 crop year is 5.817 million tons, down 6.1% from 2009.
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LTO complimenteert Duitse Boeren
Noviembre 10, 2010
LTO complimenteert Duitse Boeren
De uitspraak van het Europese Hof van Justitie, waarin staat dat de publicatie van EU-subsidiegegevens onrechtmatig is, moet ook in Nederland leiden tot een aanpassing van beleid, vindt voorzitter Albert Jan Maat van LTO Nederland.
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Canadian Horticultural Council appoints new VP for potato section
Noviembre 08, 2010
Canadian Horticultural Council appoints new VP for potato section
Canadian Horticultural Council (CHC) Potato Committee Chair Keith Kuhl announced recently that Mark Drouin has been named Vice President, Potatoes effective October 19, 2010.
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Goodbye British Potato Council, hello Potato Council Limited
Noviembre 08, 2010
A giant potato harvester in the center of London? Indeed...
Fenland farmer Richard Lee will parade a giant potato harvester through the heart of London next weekend.
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Ausveg for news
Noviembre 03, 2010
AUSVEG welcomes proposal for Senate briefing on the ‘Zebra Chip’ disease threatening Australian potatoes
AUSVEG CEO Richard Mulcahy has welcomed the proposal for a briefing of the Senate Rural Affairs and Transport Committee on Zebra Chip disease, following a recent request by New Zealand to import fresh potatoes for processing into Australia.
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Noviembre 03, 2010
New Research Chair in Materials and films for safe, smart & sustainable packaging at Polytechnique Montréal
This morning, with its partners and several guests from the food and packaging fields in attendance, Polytechnique Montréal inaugurated the NSERC/Saputo/Excel Pac Industrial Research Chair in Materials and films for safe, smart and sustainable (3S) packaging.
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Potato growers in the US finished digging
Noviembre 03, 2010
Potato growers in the US finished digging
Potato growers across the United States appear to have finished digging the 2010 crop, but a few potatoes remain in the ground on Canada's Prince Edward Island.
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Haanstra (LTO): lagere aardappeloogst dan CBS-raming
Noviembre 02, 2010
Haanstra (LTO): lagere aardappeloogst dan CBS-raming
De oogst van consumptieaardappelen zal lager uitvallen dan de ramingen die het CBS eerder vandaag bekendmaakte.
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Dr John Bradshaw wins 2010 British Potato Industry Award
Octubre 31, 2010
Dr John Bradshaw wins 2010 British Potato Industry Award
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Goodbye British Potato Council, hello Potato Council Limited
Octubre 31, 2010
'Grow your own potatoes' widely recognized school project
Grow Your Own Potatoes is one of the most widely recognised primary school growing projects
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PEI for news
Octubre 28, 2010
A normal PEI potato crop looks good after past couple of years
After two straight subpar autumns, potato growers on Prince Edward Island, Canada, are breathing a sigh of relief that 2010 has gone so well.
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